A fatal shooting Saturday night in Jefferson City. A call came in at 9:52 PM, and officers from the Jefferson City Police Department responded to the 3500 block of Missouri […]… Continue Reading
Daylight Savings Reminders
As we get ready to turn our clocks back this Tonight for the end of daylight saving time, the American Red Cross has an important reminder: take a minute to […]… Continue Reading
Rental scams warning
The Boone County Sheriff’s Office is warning residents about a new rental property scam spreading online. Officials say scammers are stealing photos and details from real listings to post fake […]… Continue Reading
Augustus Sherman sentenced
A Camden County man has pleaded guilty in a case involving a stolen ATM. Prosecutors say 25-year-old Augustus Sherman admitted to stealing a vehicle used in the January break-in at […]… Continue Reading
Trader Joe’s in Columbia opens its doors at Today
Nearly a year after first confirming its plans, Trader Joe’s is officially opening its doors in Columbia. The store, located at 201 North Stadium Boulevard in the old Macy’s building […]… Continue Reading
trial of Quatavia Givens now set July 26, 2026
The trial of a Jefferson City woman accused of killing a 4-year-old boy is now set to take place July 26, 2026, Quatavia Givens, who is accused of the 2018 […]… Continue Reading
Columbia man committed indefinitely
A Boone County judge ordered a Columbia man committed indefinitely to the Missouri Department of Mental Health on Wednesday after accepting his insanity plea in the 2024 death of his […]… Continue Reading
Jefferson City’s Lodging Association is suing the city
Jefferson City’s Lodging Association is suing the city over its lodging tax — just days before voters decide whether to renew it. The group of hotel and motel owners filed […]… Continue Reading
Meals on Wheels Stepping up
In Columbia, a local nonprofit is stepping up as the government shutdown halts food assistance. Meals on Wheels of Columbia will provide up to 5,000 free meals to residents who […]… Continue Reading
WIC, program will remain funded through November
Missouri says benefits for low-income mothers and children will continue next month, despite the ongoing federal shutdown. The state’s Department of Health and Senior Services announced Wednesday that the Women, […]… Continue Reading
